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US Supreme Court rules that federal government can be liable under Fair Credit Reporting Act

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In a unanimous slip opinion, the US Supreme Court ruled on Thursday that the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) waives sovereign immunity and that the federal government can be liable for incorrect debt reporting that damages credit scores. Justice Neil Gorsuch authored the opinion of the court.

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Sri Lanka Supreme Court rules government officials breached public trust in management of the economy

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It led to massive protests in mid-2022 that toppled the Rajapaksa government, but economic problems remain. While political leadership changed, challenges around governance, reforms, and resolving debt issues persist. While political leadership changed, challenges around governance, reforms, and resolving debt issues persist.

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German court rules government violated climate change policy

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The Berlin-Brandenburg Higher Administrative Court held Thursday that the German Government violated federal climate change law by failing to reach annual targets. The ruling now means the government must implement changes to achieve these unmet goals. The court found that the groups were successful in their claims.

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“The Wealth Tax You May Already Owe; If the Supreme Court rules for the government in Moore v. U.S., all unrealized gains will be taxable under existing law”

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“The Wealth Tax You May Already Owe; If the Supreme Court rules for the government in Moore v. The post “The Wealth Tax You May Already Owe; If the Supreme Court rules for the government in Moore v. all unrealized gains will be taxable under existing law” appeared first on How Appealing.

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US Supreme Court rules that government cannot keep profit from properties sold to satisfy tax debt

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The US Supreme Court ruled Thursday that the government cannot keep the profits of properties sold to pay off tax debts. The court reached this decision in the case of Tyler v. wherein a local Minnesota government sold off a woman’s condo to satisfy her tax bill. Hennepin County, Minnesota, et al.

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UK Supreme Court rules trade union laws breach human rights

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The UK Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that part of the UK’s trade union laws are incompatible with the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR). ” Under Section 4 of the Human Rights Act , following a declaration of incompatibility by a court, parliament must respond and amend the legislation to align with the ECHR.

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Hungary Constitutional Court rules against Orban government in EU migrant decision

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The Hungarian Constitutional Court ruled against a petition from Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s government Friday, seeking to challenge a ruling from the Court of Justice of the European Union that held Hungary’s asylum policies broke European law.